Adrienne Vice Selected for Forum 1994 Ottawa Visit
Adrienne Vice a grade 12 student at Chetwynd Secondary School has been chosen to attend Forum 1994 in Ottawa. She will join about 500 youths touring Parliament and Government House and the Supreme Court while meeting parliamentarians and senior public servants during March 12 to 19 1994.
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Adrienne Vice
Chetwynd Secondary School
Adrienne
Forum
Ottawa
Forum For
Canada
Commons
Senate
Government House
Supreme Court of Canada
Library Board Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Library held its Annual General Meeting on January 27 1994 electing a largely unchanged executive with Juli Hornland joining the Board to replace Sherry Mounsey. New 1994 directors include Haldis Sankey Jan Chantree Nancy Ferguson and Juli Hornland. Cheryl Lenarden Dyer and Jack Hannam serve as district and regional representatives. The group noted 1993 as a busy year with community projects and fundraising to support items like video collections and an air conditioned multi purpose room. Rebecca Rogers led the completion of a Community Survey Report on the Chetwynd Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juli Hornland
Sherry Mounsey
Korky Grant
Louise Grove
Anne Nichols
Sheree Smith
Rebecca Rogers
Haldis Sankey
Jan Chantree
Nancy Ferguson
Cheryl Lenarden Dyer
Jack Hannam
Chetwynd Public Library
Library survey hints at plans for future services
Surveys from Richmond Public Library Prince George Public Library and the District of Chetwynd informed future planning with 334 of 600 responses yielding a 95 percent confidence level. Results will appear in next week’s papers. New items include Unitrade Specialized Catalogue 1994 Hearthstrings Watercolor From The Heart Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas and more.
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Richmond Public Library
Prince George Public Library
District of Chetwynd
Unitrade
North America
Barbara Nechis
Tim Burton
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Barb Shirley
Chetwynd
Jennifer Correa
Cummins
Parpac
Parkerepacific
Accross Canada
By Fay Asleson